Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-22
LOCAL AND 0TnkR Jors.
scraps from she Notebook Of ths
s~entineI's Reporter.


Yesterdays quotation OF silver, 81 .02h.
About two inches of snow fell yesterday.
An electric railroad in Toronto costs
only So q day for power.
The Louisiana lottery pays $40, 600 a
year to the State School Fund.
The wedding Of Miss Hattie Croker
will take place In San Francisco.
The population of California is now es-
timated at ! 900 900, exclusive Of Chinese.
Mrs. d. H. Hall, who was quite i'll
Thursday evening, was reported better
yesterday.
A Georgia negro is serving q twenty
years service for stealing q bushsl and q
half Of corn.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer left yesterday
for San Francisco and from thence ex-
poets to go to New York.
Gold weather in the East has suspended
marriages on horseback. Why not try
one on a toboggan slide?
While walking down Ruby Avenue
yesterday Judge Fitzgerald slipped and
fell on some ice, spraining his wrist pretty
Aservant girl in Cincinnatiha has fallen heir
to $3.50, 900, and the family where she has
been employed have invited her to occupy
the spare room and help receive company.
Financially Elko county stands second
In the list of the counties of this State, as
the amount Of money paid into the State
Treasury in 1886 was exceeded only by
Washoe.
The Centennial Guard will gives social
party at their armory next Tuesday eve
ing on Ruby Hill. Gentlemen accom-
panied by ladies will be admitted free.
A good time ID anticipated.
The Eureka Star Band will be In at
tendance at the rink this evening. The
ice is in splendid condition. The price OF
admission this evening will be, skaters 80
cents and spectators % cents.
Wells. Fargo & Co. yesterday shipped
three bars of passing bullion, valued at
81, 532 81; seven bars of Richmond bull
ion, valued at SIG, 240 go, and four bars of
Eureka Con. bullion, valued ct 1882 "a.
A called Communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. Il A.. M, will be held
this Saturday evening at z O'Clock for
work in the first degree. All Master
Masons in good standing are cordially in.
vited to attend.
Fifteen years ago England annually i'm
ported from Russia 10. 900, 900 hundred
weights OF meats, and from the United
States IL 600. 900 hundred weights. Now
she takes from Russia only 5000 900 and
from the United States 20, 900 900.
A cigar-lighter ignited the alcohol in
the receptacle TO which the young nan re-
turned IL after lighting a cigar in q New
York store. and he was burned about the
face by the explosion. Lately he re-
coiyed 500 damages from the proprietor
OF the store.
A young girl named Wilson was stand.
ing near a hot stove in Chico. (Cal.) with
her hair arranged In Q braid down her
back and tied at the end with q ribbon.
The ribbon took fire and the flames ran up
the hair and set FIRE to her clothing. She
was badly burned.
Yesterday afternoon, while Charley |
Broy's team was going TO she Dunderberg
mine for o load OF ore, the horses became
frightened. and one OF them valued at $275,
had his leg broken. so that the bone pro-
trudsd through the flesh. The horse was
Immediately killed to put him out OF his
misery.
Miss Dora Morcom went from the
Dnnderberg mines TO visit some friends
Ia New York Canyon on Sunday last, and
on her return got one OF her feet frost biz
ten. She did not realize the fact until
warming her feet by the fire after her re-
turn home, when the foot became very |
painful and blistered.